0 (especially of a woman) graceful (= moving smoothly and attractively) and thin: --
a willowy blonde
1 (esp. of a woman) graceful and thin, with long arms and legs: --
a willowy figure
New sounds and sly giggles were found in the willowy lanes and flowered paths, pipes were fingered and strings were harmonized in the tea districts and wine wards.
She is described as tall, willowy, blond, and seen from the side, most awfully good-looking, but her manner is forceful and spectacularly icy whenever her will is crossed.
An old reading of "aeka" is willowy, or requiring the assistance of a man.
In her peak, entertainment columnist called her the willowy blonde who had dusty voice and generous mouth.
She was golden-haired and willowy, her perfection of figure clothed in a flowing gown of ecru -- simple fitness of form without ornament.
This small, delicate erica produces thin, willowy stems, covered in velvety hair.
Her pale skin and willowy clothes give her the appearance of a neglected girl.
There are several perspectives and the characters are connected not by unbreakable cables but by translucent, easily frayed willowy threads.
